2025-04-20, 05:08 PM
Hello,
I would like to be able to access my Jellyfin server from outside the local network securely via HTTPS, So I set up Nginx Proxy Manager in TrueNAS SCALE, and I have a DuckDNS Address.
I managed to set up a Proxy host using the local Jellyfin address using 192.168.#.#:30013 (non https, according to TNS settings, https port is 30014), with an SSL certificate, have the Proxy using a DuckDNS address (the "current IP" field is populated with the local IP 192.168.#.#). I followed the Jellyfin Nginx Proxy Manager set up instructions, checked all the required boxes.
When I click the link or enter the address, I get a 502 error.
How can I proceed to fix the 502 error?
Will that set-up allow me to use https to connect to the site if the local port is not the https one?
Attached is a pic of the Jellyfin config page in TNS
Regards,
AB
As a small aside, I saw somewhere that TailScale is a way to access the server securely without opening it to the public, is that worth the extra work? (for now)
I would like to be able to access my Jellyfin server from outside the local network securely via HTTPS, So I set up Nginx Proxy Manager in TrueNAS SCALE, and I have a DuckDNS Address.
I managed to set up a Proxy host using the local Jellyfin address using 192.168.#.#:30013 (non https, according to TNS settings, https port is 30014), with an SSL certificate, have the Proxy using a DuckDNS address (the "current IP" field is populated with the local IP 192.168.#.#). I followed the Jellyfin Nginx Proxy Manager set up instructions, checked all the required boxes.
When I click the link or enter the address, I get a 502 error.
How can I proceed to fix the 502 error?
Will that set-up allow me to use https to connect to the site if the local port is not the https one?
Attached is a pic of the Jellyfin config page in TNS
Regards,
AB
As a small aside, I saw somewhere that TailScale is a way to access the server securely without opening it to the public, is that worth the extra work? (for now)